Cabinet Wirth II
| Cabinet Wirth I. | |
|---|---|
| Sixth Reich government of the Weimar Republic | |
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| Chancellor | Joseph Wirth |
| choice | 1920 |
| Legislative period | 1. |
| Appointed by | President Friedrich Ebert |
| education | October 26, 1921 |
| The End | November 14, 1922 |
| Duration | 1 year and 19 days |
| predecessor | Cabinet Wirth I. |
| successor | Cuno's cabinet |
| composition | |
| Party (s) | Center, SPD, DDP and BB |
| representation | |
| Parliament | 209/459 |
The Wirth II cabinet was a cabinet of the Reich government during the Weimar Republic . The minority government was the government of the Weimar Republic with the longest term in office, but failed after a year on November 14, 1922 and was replaced by a conservative cabinet under the leadership of the non-party businessman Wilhelm Cuno .
In 1922, Anton Fehr was the first politician of the Bavarian Farmers' Union to be a member of an imperial government.
composition
Reich Minister
| Wirth II cabinet October 26, 1921 to November 14, 1922 |
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| Chancellor |
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Joseph Wirth | center | |
| Vice Chancellor |
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Gustav Bauer | SPD | |
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs |
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Joseph Wirth until January 31, 1922 |
center | |
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Walther Rathenau murdered on June 24, 1922 |
DDP | ||
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Joseph Wirth from June 26, 1922 |
center | ||
| Interior |
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Adolf Koester | SPD | |
| Finances |
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Andreas Hermes appointed on March 10, 1922 previously charged with running the business |
center | |
| economy |
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Robert Schmidt | SPD | |
| job |
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Heinrich Brauns | center | |
| Reichswehr |
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Otto Gessler | DDP | |
| Judiciary |
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Gustav Radbruch | SPD | |
| treasure |
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Gustav Bauer | SPD | |
| Food and Agriculture |
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Andreas Hermes until March 10, 1922 |
center | |
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Anton Fehr from March 31, 1922 |
BB | ||
| reconstruction | vacant | |||
| post Office |
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Johannes Giesberts | center | |
| traffic |
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Wilhelm Groener | independent | |
Officials of the Reich Chancellery
| Officials of the Reich Chancellery | ||
|---|---|---|
| State Secretary of the Reich Chancellery | Heinrich Hemmer | |
| Speaker | Ministerialrat Arnold Brecht (until November 30, 1921) | |
| Speaker | Ministerialrat Karl Wever | |
| Speaker | Ministerialrat Hans-Jürgen von Bornstedt | |
| Speaker | Government Councilor Jürgen Offermann | |
| Ministerial Office Director | Hofrat Rudolf Ostertag | |
| Head of the United Press Department of the Reich Government | Ministerial Director Oscar Müller | |
Web links
- Changes in the Reich government. Negotiations of the Reichstag, Volume 380
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Ebert | Scheidemann | Farmer | Müller I | Fehrenbach | Wirth I | Wirth II | Cuno | Stresemann I | Stresemann II | Marx I | Marx II | Luther I | Luther II | Marx III | Marx IV | Müller II | Brüning I | Brüning II | Papen | Schleicher | Hitler (until March 24, 1933 )
National Socialist Cabinets : Hitler | Goebbels | Schwerin from Krosigk
Joseph Wirth (Chancellor, Center) | Gustav Bauer (SPD) | Walther Rathenau (DDP) | Adolf Köster (SPD) | Gustav Radbruch (SPD) | Andreas Hermes (center) | Robert Schmidt (SPD) | Anton Fehr (BBB) | Heinrich Brauns (center) | Otto Gessler (DDP) | Wilhelm Groener (independent) | Johannes Giesberts (center)